Maria Agustina Barrere

A group of girls from Buenos Aires meets with the opportunity to make films for the first time and discover a world they thought was foreign to them. Through a film workshop, Ari, Ruth, Azu, and Nayla embrace filmmaking as a form of expression. Their personal experiences connect with the images they see in films, and their context is redefined when it is intertwined with cinema.

Based on a discursive analysis of historical right-wing forces in Argentina and around the world, the objective is to situate the current Argentine government in the context of a resurgence of reactionary thinking, as well as to warn of the country's potential direction.